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Mangalore: Child Labourers Rescued from Home Industry

  •   Mon, Aug 13 2012 02:51:58 PM

Mangalore: Four Child Labourers Rescued from Home Industry
 
Pics: Ramesh Pandith
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS)
 
Mangalore, Aug 13: Four labourers allegedly below the age of 14 years were rescued by a team led by assistant labour officer D G Nagesh here on Monday August 13 at around 11.30 am.

Vignesh, Ajith, Karnan and B Vignesh said to be hailing from Madurai in Tamil Nadu, are the four children. It was later found that of the four, two were aged below 12 years and two others above 16 years.

The four were employed in a home industry located near Vrindadi Gudde, Dhanush Maidan in Panjimogeru.

Acting on a tip-off D G Nagesh along with his team raided the home industry belonging to Paalu Swamy, who was also present at the time of the raid.

 Kavoor police were also part of the raid operation.

The rescued children were sent to Wenlock hospital for medical tests. It is also said that the children quit their education after studying till seventh standard in a government school in Madurai.
  

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  • Praveen Utkal, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2012

    WHat about hose child laborers working in HIGHLY EDUCATED PROFESSIONALS of Mangalore?? Is there any check on these, dear MCC??

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  • a.naik, mlore

    Tue, Aug 14 2012

    so they have 'rescued',these kids and sent them to Wenlock ..after that what ,will they be left high and dry ,or will they taken to a remand home where they may meet some real crooks ,or to their parents whom these kids where supporting..'probably'..???..and then they will start working somewhere else ..!!wonering what could be the right solution.

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  • Leslie fernandes, Brahmagiri, Udupi

    Tue, Aug 14 2012

    RESCUED BUT HOW LONG?
    THESE YOUNG BOYS MAY BE FALLING FROM FRYING PAN TO DIRECT FIRE.
    IT MAY BE THAT SOME COMPETITOR OUT OF PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY TIPPED THE POLICE TO ACT AGAINST A WELL RUNNING COTTAGE INDUSTRY.
    HOW ARE WE SURE THAT THESE CHILDREN WILL NOT BE WORSE SLAVES IN COMING DAYS?
    WILL ANYONE TRACK THEIR FATE?
    AFTER HEAT OF THE NEWS DIES DOWN THEY WILL EITHER STARVE WITHOUT FOOD/SCHOOL OR BE MADE WORSE SLAVES IN SOME OTHER PLACE ( THERE IS NO DEARTH IN MERA DESH MAHAN) OR MAY TURN INTO ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES TO SATISFY THEIR NEEDS.
    LIFE IS MORE THAN OFTEN CRUEL FOR THESE HAPLESS ANGELS.

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  • Gregory Fernandes, Pernankila/Bangalore

    Mon, Aug 13 2012

    See the hygienic (!)condition in which eatables are prepared. Is health officer of MCC aware of these kind of Adda's.

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